Brooders
Poultry Brooders Overview
We make “Standard” and “Olympic” brooders.
The Standard brooders are wooden with an analogue temperature control (dial).
The Olympic are Plastic/Metal with a digital temperature control accurate to 0.1C temperature steps and are designed for continuous (commercial) operation.
Each Series has two sizes holding either 60-70 or 80-90 chicks. They are stackable, in order to save space.
We recommend that the chicks are in the brooders for 3 weeks, therefore a brooder or set of brooders with the same capacity as your incubator would be suitable.
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£64.99The warm plate is for keeping chicks warm during the first 3 weeks after hatching. It has a fixed output of 70w with HEAT BEAM ENERGY SAVING and an optional manual thermostat. Learn More -
£73.99The warm plate is for keeping chicks warm during the first 3 weeks after hatching. It has a fixed output of 70w with HEAT BEAM ENERGY SAVING and an optional manual thermostat. Learn More -
£83.99The warm plate is for keeping chicks warm during the first 3 weeks after hatching. It has a fixed output of 70w with HEAT BEAM ENERGY SAVING and an optional manual thermostat. Learn More -
£389.99Capacity 60-70 chicken chicks. Stackable. Suitable for Week 1-3, any Poultry. Feeder trough and drinker included. Learn More -
£479.99Capacity 80-90 chicken chicks. Stackable. Suitable for Week 1-3, any Poultry. Feeder trough and drinker included. Learn More -
£769.99Capacity 60-70 chicken chicks. Stackable. Suitable for continuous operation. Suitable for Week 1-3, any Poultry. Feeder trough and drinker included. Learn More -
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£889.99Capacity 80-90 chicken chicks. Stackable. Suitable for continuous operation. Suitable for Week 1-3, any Poultry. Feeder trough and drinker included. Learn More -
£1,169.99
For help choosing your incubator, call us on
020 7099 3159
or email
sales@heka-incubators.co.uk
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Availability & Delivery
Products are manufactured to order and you will receive your delivery after approximately 10 days, however, in peak season times may be longer.
